French President Nicolas Sarkozy faces an uphill struggle in the second round of the presidential election, after coming second in Sunday’s first vote. He won 27.1% of the vote, while his Socialist rival Francois Hollande took 28.6%, the first time a sitting president has lost in the first round. The two men will face each [...]
Upon American direction, Facebook has suspended the accounts of various branches of Hizb ut-Tahrir, of its media offices and of its members, including the pages of the Spokesman of Hizb ut-Tahrir in Pakistan, Naveed Butt, the Director of the Central Media Office, Hizb ut-Tahrir Tunisia, Hizb ut-Tahrir Palestine and various members in various countries. It [...]
By JAMES M. DORSEY Back in 1984, then NBC News anchor Tom Brokaw conducted a live satellite interview with Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi, Mr. Brokaw noted that the United States and Libya had many differences, one of them being how the colonel spelt his name. Mr. Qaddafi responded that those differences would exist as long [...]
Demonstrations in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and continuing fighting in Libya. Osman Backach talks of the ummah’s rejection of King Abdallah’s attempted bribe and the need for the ummah to unite under Islam, address her own issues and prevent foreign powers from exploiting our lands.
Worker unions in the US cannot convey their message to the public because the corporate mainstream media are blacking them out, a political analyst says. “What you hear in the [US] media is the problem about how the unions have taken advantage.” said Matthew Reiss in a Press TV interview. In 1895, the National Association [...]
Islam is a religion for all times and for all people. Because of the divine nature of the Islamic traditions, we find that every little tradition related to us from the Prophet Muhammad his various physical benefits that are discovered on a day-to-day basis. In this video Yusuf Estes discusses a few of these traditions.
As Hosni Mubarak reluctantly retired last Friday night, another revolt was reaching its climax in Pakistan. For four days the workers of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), the national carrier, had been on strike. Some 25,000 passengers were stranded, including me. I was stuck in Quetta, a tense, paranoid city near the Afghan border where the [...]
Tuesday, 04 January 2011 18:56 Al-Arabiya DUBAI (AlArabiya.net) Licenses are now required for starting any e-publishing site in Saudi Arabia, after a regulatory change made by the country’s culture and information ministry. The new conditions for anyone to open a blog, an online newspaper, or any similar forms for e-publishing, must be of a Saudi [...]
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I am sure they take pleasure in their sadistic acts in those lands....
